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Bitcoin is back near 83,000, and this level is getting interesting.
After the latest rebound, resistance around 83,000 is still holding.
My thinking is: if price pushes above it but can't hold, and shows clear signs of resistance, look for a short-term opportunity to sell, initially targeting a pullback to the support below.
If it breaks through on strong volume and holds, then the short idea is off the table. Wait for a pullback and confirmation before considering a long.
The best thing about trading a range is that you don't have to stubbornly stick to one direction.
If it moves up, there's a way to trade it; if it moves down, there's a way to trade that too.
The key is to have a reason for entering. If you're wrong, accept it—don't hold on stubbornly.
Today, I'll focus on looking for opportunities around this level. We'll decide exactly how to enter based on the chart in the livestream.
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I’m not looking to chase this bounce in BTC just yet.
It dropped to around 79,700 at the low, and now it’s back above 81,700.
It has bounced, sure, but it still hasn’t taken out 82,800 above. Isn’t it a bit too early to call a reversal?
And take a look at the ETF data: last week, spot BTC ETFs saw net outflows of $228 million, and ETH was even worse, with $320 million flowing out.
Prices are bouncing, but funds haven’t clearly flowed back in. I’m still keeping my guard up in this kind of market.
Today, I’m watching two key levels:
82,800 above—can it break through convincingly?
80,700 below—will buyers step in on a retest?
For the market to really turn bullish, it needs to clear the resistance overhead first. If it rallies and then gets knocked back down, that’s just the same old range-bound pattern.
There’s not much point in rushing to guess the direction right now. What matters is how price moves.
I’ll keep watching on the livestream tonight.
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The short trade paid off yesterday, so today we need to be more cautious.
Yesterday, the 16th, Ran’s trading group called an ETH short around 2,470, with an add-on at 2,491, a stop-loss at 2,510, and a target range of 2,410–2,460. The market has already reached that range.
The trade I took during yesterday’s livestream also paid off. Those of you who watched along should know.
I won’t say much more about the trades—they were posted in advance and there’s a record, so you can check for yourselves.
Let’s talk about today.
The market has fallen pretty hard over the past couple of days, and many people are now wondering again: should they buy the dip or keep shorting?
In my view, the last thing you need to do at this level is rush.
For BTC, first see whether 80,000 can hold as support. Unless it gets back above 82,000–83,000, it’s hard to call the short-term outlook strong.
Same goes for ETH. First watch for support around 2,400. If it rebounds to 2,460–2,490 but can’t push higher, then the structure is still weak.
But chasing shorts now may not offer a comfortable entry either. If I were to short, I’d rather wait for a rebound to give me a better entry than jump in after watching the price fall.
That’s how range trading works: entry matters more than direction.
We already caught the move yesterday, so there’s no need to trade today just for the sake of trading.
Are you still holding short positions, or are you getting ready to buy the dip?
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Does a BTC rebound mean we’ve hit bottom? I’d advise you not to rush into buying the dip!
Yesterday’s CPI came in hotter than expected, and the market is still digesting the bad news today.
A lot of people think: after such a big drop, surely a rebound is due, right?
But I want to remind you: a big drop doesn’t mean the bottom is in; and a rebound doesn’t mean the trend has reversed.
On the surface, CPI triggered this sell-off. In reality, it’s driven by macro pressure, lower risk appetite, and a concentrated flush-out of leveraged positions.
Today, I’m keeping a close eye on three levels:
📍 80,000—81,000: Key support zone below. If it fails, watch out for a further drop.
📍 83,000—84,500: Resistance zone above. If the rebound reaches this area without volume backing it up, don’t rush to call a reversal.
📍 Around 77,400: If the 80,000 level gives way, this is the next potential support to watch.
My approach is simple: don’t chase the rally or blindly buy the dip. First see whether the rebound can hold above resistance, then see whether buyers step in on a retest.
The biggest risk in a choppy market isn’t missing out—it’s treating every rebound as the start of a new bull run.
Where do you think BTC goes next?
A: Holds 80,000 and rebounds to 85,000
B: Breaks below 80,000 and continues lower to find support
Leave A or B in the comments, and follow Ran for daily breakdowns of key BTC and ETH levels and the battle between bulls and bears.
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BTC is back messing around near 83,000. This market really doesn’t want retail traders to make money!
Yesterday, the bulls got crushed; today’s rebound is making the bears uncomfortable.
The funniest thing right now is that the bulls think it’s fallen enough, while the bears think the rebound is over. Both sides think they’re going to win.
But I actually think the biggest thing to watch out for right now is getting whipsawed.
If it can’t hold above around 84,000, I’m not in a hurry to chase it, no matter how nice the rally looks.
If 83,000 doesn’t hold, we need to watch whether it’s going to test the support below again.
Simply put, what’s missing right now isn’t a reason to be bullish or bearish—it’s a clear direction that actually takes hold.
After trading for so many years, I’ve found that the people who lose money most easily aren’t usually those who get the direction wrong, but those who rush to prove they’re right before the market has made its move.
At levels like these, I’d rather place a couple fewer trades than get whipsawed back and forth.
Personally, I’m leaning toward more short-term consolidation. Let’s first see what happens around 84,000.
Of course, if it breaks out on strong volume, I’ll adjust my view. Trading isn’t about getting into a fight with the market.
Tell me in the comments: I want to see whether there are more bulls or bears right now.
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Yesterday, during the livestream, everyone was bearish, but I was bullish—and caught another big move.
Now Bitcoin is back above 83,000, and ETH has returned to around 2,500.
After the leverage was flushed out, the market clearly calmed down for a bit.
But capital is still clearly split: major coins are absorbing selling pressure at high levels, while—apart from a very small number of altcoins being strongly supported by inflows—most are still trying to find a bottom.
In this kind of market, try not to chase altcoins that have rebounded too sharply. The risk-reward ratio is just too poor.
Major assets are consolidating right now, which is still a great opportunity to get a clear picture of how the holdings are distributed.
I’m still keeping my positions flexible. First, I’ll see whether this consolidation can stabilize the holdings at the bottom, then decide on my next move.$BTC
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